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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-12-08

Tho Princess Natalie was putting tho
finishing touches upon her picture. ON the
morrow she expected 10 leave her beloved
village and summer home for Lake Mag
giOrc whore her chief companion, u
brother, scarcely more than one year older
than herself, had been accustomed 10 spend
with her his summers.
a little more than two years previous 10
the timc when this narrative opens, on the
morning Of her birthday. he had, among
other gifts. presented his cister with a love
~ p2lcttc-knise. just as he was departing on
n short hunting expedition into the valley.
But before going he took his scat at the
piano and began playing the "Addio." This
song was n great favoritc with both Natalie
aud himsefl
Aroused by the many evidences Of her
brothers love and the fact that u was her
birthday she scarcely knew by what, u
seemed almost prcscicnco she went over
to his side and sang az she rarely had sung
before. Otto was so much moved when tho
song was ended that he put his arms about
her, and kissed her 'Good-byc.' A the
words Of the song have II, II proved Good
bye for ever"
Two hours later, in hcadlong chase after a
stag, no gallopcd his horse down ravine.
ut tAuauHNeu NtdHN iNat uis AtNAAh- HhN
stumbled, throwing its master headlong
against a rock The unfortunate youth
lived but few moments.
The shock 20 the Prin css was even
greater than might have been anticipated.
Returning from horseback ride, while gal
loping al full speed, as was her wont, ahd
laughing gaily at some remark Of her old
govcrncss. whom her affection still retained
more as companion and chapDron than in
structress, she suddenly turned a curve In
the road and saw before her rude, inn
proyiscd litter. borne on the shoulders OF
four men. A ilnh was leading two saddle
horses. A figure covered with mantle
las upon the litter.
The impctuous speed Of Mcdii carried his
rider nearly up 10 the party, ere she could
check him As he came 10 n standstin,
Natalie recognized the men and also her
brothers horse. For a moment she doubted
the evidence of her senses, and looked
again.
With overwhelming force the horrible
truth burst upon her. She lcapcd to tho
ground. rushed up 10 the littor, tore the
mantle from the face, and saw her only
brother lying pale and cold in the sleep OF
death.
20 Otto, my brother dead 90 she cried, and
swOOncd away.
For weeks aftcrward she lay, lowering
octwixt life and death, IN q wild dclirum Of
fever. All her physicians looked for death.
But one sunny afternoon strolling harper
chanccd 10 play under her window "a
peculiarly sweet air. In the midst II her
rawlings she stopped, and seemed 10 be
listening TO tho "Addio," and lay quiet
long time after the melody had died away,
falling finally into a refreshing slumbcT
from which she awokc in her right nind.
As the Princess grow stronger, tho old
scenes proving painful TO her, she asked 10
be removed 10 others; and when she. once
more looked upon the fair waters OF Mag
giorc, II was at the request Of hcr parents.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-12-08

RoPED In-the man who is hfnged- --
ChartrsfOm EittsrDrise
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-12-08

SIMPLY to conceal the truth is lio In am
bush - Baylj.gtoa Fres PreA
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-12-08

A NEW color in ladies' dress goods is called
Spanked baby" 1t is used in bawl dresses.
-Asw Hdtcu AeCs.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-12-08

n you want 20 savee1 buy pair Of tho
ufENDFHsON EXTRA AHCTfCS or
sNoVV ExCLUDEHs. While they VIII
cost yo,i perhaps nfty cents per pair moro than
those generally called tho best grade Arctics,
experience has proved that one pair OF then.
will outwcar two pairs OF any otner Arctic
crtra quality and hoft OF Mems Arctics and
snow Exclnders for It's general trade, on tho
ground that tho majority OF people viii not pay
The extra price; but O. ~ HENDERSON 4 co,
ofChicaTo, have had them nado bytho WALES
GOODYEAR SHOE co, on the theory tnat
as the HTNDERSON EXTRA ARCTIC5 have
given economy and comfort 10 tSousanos OF
men who have worn them.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-12-08

EklI lIDE OF CROPS Is an unknown
fHH UlhE experience in Central and
! nt6Vtths Northern Dakota and Min
nesota. Maps and fun particulars regarding
lands, prices, etc, sent free. Address G. ii.
wARREN, Gen. Pass. Agt., st. Paul, MINI.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-12-08

me ratnre rs,hd duties which were to fall
hpon him.
After some time spent in writing. Fairfax
examined the vchiclc and found u IN sxcel-
lent condition. Tho harness also seemed
strong Ono trace was little worn, and
with an extra tug. might give way. A
piece OF stout cord quickly rcmcdicd this
defect The horse appeared TO have entirely
recovered from his long Journey Of the
nigut hcforc.
Ono thing tho dnxi1us observer did not
like. \ Heavy black bank Of clouds was
rising " tho s6uthwcst-a low, dilatory
mass Of vapor that clearly hctokcucd an ap-
preaching storm. Still. he thought il would
scarcely intcrfcrc with the fulnllmont Of his
expectations and plans.
lie went to the roadside TO watch. Re
tween three and -four, he saw, away in the
distance, up the road. n carriage approach
ing II contained Dimitri aud Catherine, en-
route, no doubt, 10 make preparations for Ma
talic, who then could not be far behind them.
His heart began 90 quicken It's beats
when he distinguished horse pallop-
Ing down tho highway. Although strnin-
Ing his eyes he could SEQ but ono,
and on that stccd rode tho Princess.
Tic held his breath 40 she dashed by like
ihd wind, both stcc,i and rider carrying
thcmaclvcs supcrbly.
Again he felt the SAND ncxplicablc mis-
givings, the Same nys,criously prophetic
warning, and again he flung aside tho
emotion. The deed was begun and, were
tho heavens 30 fall, must now be doucl
But how is II that he behold but ono Horse
woman' Where was Lydal Alasl miles
away on y,iid-goosc crraud.
Fro leaving Paris, Fairfax had left a
ecalcd and unaddrcsscd envelope in the
handA OF one " the Lerad clcrka with in
structions TO mail It TO given address in
America. II no message 20 the contrary was
received, within five days
III, however, you get u telegram bearing
the word 'Sc,d,' ask a mcssagc-boy TO carry
II TO the nearest ieIographic station
His Instructions were followed TO the
very letter On receipt Of the message that
Roger had taken TO the Dol telegraph station
the previous evening, Fairfax envelope was
forwarded to its intended destination. The
tclcgraphcr who opened Il found written
in a woman's hand, apparently, a telegram
70 this effect
Lady Lydia, Chateau Dor, village Of Y,
Cotc-du-Nord Meet me at Dol, four o'clock
" BLANCHE HAYWOOD"
This explains Iydias absence. For, on
receiving tho telegram, sho dashed OF a
nasty note Of regret to Natalie, ordered her
paroucho and hastcned TO meet her aunt at
Dol.
Fortune had 80 favored Fairfax that he
actually began 10 entertain feeling Of dis
trust toward the good dame. II made him
still more careful, and he resolved to spare
no pains in taking every prccaution possible
10 ensure success.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-12-08
SICK HEADACHE.

tuthfuly said that their action tho
universal not gland tissue escaping their sanatyo influence
Sold by drugR 25 vial Manufactured at the Chem
ea Laboratory Of WORLDS DBPESsARr MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-04-23
. Proud OF Kothor -

There are few eminent men whC
have not said that their success il
| iitc was largely owing to theil
mothers teaching, and who have
been proud to honor her. The
following is an Illustration of thi,
truth:
The mother of John Quincy Ad-
ANS said in letter to him, writt,n n
when lie was only twelve years
I'D:
II would rather see you in a
grave than grow up Il protane and
gr"ceIcss boy"
Not long before the death Of Mr..
Adams u gentleman said to him:
Il have found out who made
YOU"
" What do you meaur' asked
Mr. Adams.
The gentleman replied
i have been reading the pub
lished letters OF vour mother"
IT," this gentleman relates,
q" | had spoken that dear name to
some little boy who had been for
weeks away trom his mother, his
eyes could not have flashed more
than did the eyes of that
Old man when | pro-
nonnced the name of ms mother"
lie stood NJ in hls peculiar man
ner and said
" Yes, sir, all that Is good in
me. | owe to my mother, and |
am proud Of her."
1t is only low, n can natures that
IRE " ashamed OF mother"
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-04-23
NUNBERI29.
Maxwell Grant Decision.

Washington, April 10. The su-
preme court has delivered its opin-
len in the famous Maxwell land
grant case which was brought up
before it on appeal from the cir
cult court of the District of Colum-
bia. The decree OF tho lower
court dismissed bill brought by
the United States against tine Max
well Land Grant Company, the
Pueblo and Arkansas Valley Rail
way company, and the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe company. Tho
bill was brought for the purpose OF
setting aside the patent granting
to parties the Beaubien and Quad
aloupe Miranda tract described in
a very extensive survey conveying
ia, 7G4 acres.in New Mexico and
Colorado. The bill assailed tho
grant mainly upon the ground that
the patent was secured upon the
false representation Of the defend
ants. 1t conceded the validity of
the Originol grant by Mexico, but
charged conspiracy and fraud in
the survey by which means the
patent was made to cover 265, 600
acres moEe than the original grant
comprehended. The question of
fraud in the survey tho court says
" which is about all there is Of ac-
uaI fraud IN the title of defendants
is not deserving of much consider
alton. We are compelled to say
that we do not see any .sati>iac-
tory evidence oi an attempt to
commit fraud and still less of
it's cOnsummatiOn. AS to the
officers OF the govern
lncnt VINO were connected with
that survey To- wit: the commls-
4ioner general of the land office
and surveyor genera! OF the Terri
tory OF New N eXiIo, there is not
the slightest evidence thus they
wore governed by any fraudulent
or improper motive in their acts in
regard to this survey, or that ,h0y
any leaning towards the
grantees in aScertaininS the true
boundaries OF the grauE, nor is
there any serious attack npon the
subord.nates of those officers or OF
any persons actually engaged in
the survey in their honesty
IF purpose or interest in the ro-
suit"
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-04-23
TIE CnICAGo WEEKLY News. and
LINCOLN Co. LEADER, l year S2.75.
CRANKS.

The word "crank," is compare
tiveIy speaking, OF new origin. bu
the world has abounded with then
from it's formation. Cain was a
crank So was Gains father, for at
ter eating as much Of the forbidden
fruit as did his wife, he laid the
blame upon Eve. Noah was a
crank, albeit he had method in his
cranklness.
Then, to go back still further,
the devil was II cran.y, and possibly
hasm gotten over it yet. Milton
Je..s US that hc (LucIter,) was the
most angelic OF angels, that his
1 name was Sou OF the Morning" "
but he was secesSiOnist OF pro-
h"unccd type, WAS opposed to the
Umon, and preferred to reigu in
he'll I" serving III heaven.
Wherever G"d erccts house Of prayer
The deyl always builds "a chapel there
and twill be found on examination,
Inc latter has the largest congregation.
\ es the devil is an old crank, and
not ntrequeurly climbs into the pull
PIT, for lie hath power to assume
Il pleasing shape" ami can ''cite
Scripture for his purp1ae."
Bat We will let those cd cranks
go, and cOIne down 20 those OF the
present day and axe. The crop
has nGt becOlue extinct by any
meaas, but the most noticeable are
those whO propose to be teachers
and eXcniplars. Note, for in
stance, the h0sanuahs which are
now going up from all Christian
Churches because our Territorial
Legislature las levied tax upon
gamblers.
la our judgment, of all the bad |
habits wuicI mao can become ad-
dic!ed To, Eamoling is ihe most |
hcn!o"s. 1t GebaucneS the soul oi
the player, casts a bhght upon |
his friends and Relationship stands /
IN society "s Il Wart does upon d
nose, Disagreement. He knows
and feels that he is moral lcpcr. |
Talk about GrnnkarIs, Why, their
vice is vcnIal, while that of the
gambler is venaI. And yet, we
see sclt-elected moralists gloating
over the fact that our Territorial
Legislature has levied q tax upon
gamblers Heretofore they were
orized upon at will of law officers,
amt made TO stand in the presence
vi cuugod Justice and common
IcceHe'. confess their shame and
urN ioiuuu4 law. Now, they
.u upon the plane of mer-
.,.n,, ana legitimate dead rs, as
,r>Sc,. an ordinary tax for prose
'n'iug their neiarioDs trade, and
Ialicilujahs 90 up from churches
max ' Babylon has fallen" when,
u TACT. 1t has, oy such act, been
.cbuit
Bat cranks, us we said in the
'egInning, have always existed,
ma probably will, despite the anti 3
AK Tea uiIgs OF the great reli-
iuus monitor, the Lincoln County
LADDER cranks who with Hudi-
.tds:
Compound FOR sins they are inclined to
j.. d,mninS those they have no mind to.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-04-23

Chief Justice David Carter, of
the supreme court OF the District
OF Columbia, died at his residence
II Washington, on last Saturday
evening and but few days lie
fore. j. II. McVickers, the great
theatrical manager and proprietor
Of Chicago, died in San Francisco.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-04-23

Our Washington correspondent,
writing us on the 18th inst, says:
sit was ust twenty-five years ago
last night that Washington was
threwn into such excitement as to
he almost paraly wed with panic. A
pistol shot was tired Wilkes
Booth leaPed upon the stage OF
Ford's Theatre and vanished 10
the rear. Secretary Seward WAS
attacked and almost killed as he lay
in bed, and II c Vice President was
attacked ont escaped. These wors
the foulest and most foolish blows
dealt in behalf OF the Confoderacy
at any time, and they reacted at
once to the harm OF the South.
The 18Th OF April, 1865, would bo
Il good day. historically speaking,
for Americans to forget"
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-04-23

ih,r are over 100000 pounds
90 sausage MA ic N Cuirag, daily,
md over 200 pc"ple are engaged
in IT'S manufacture. Thcse sau>a-
ses, il linke together, would
make a string 5000 feet, or near
ly seven miles long. d liz.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-04-23

It IS astonishing how much scorn,
indignation and contempt a woman
can put into words. 1t You do
not believe it Just listen while she
speaks Of some one she dislikes as
that man."
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-04-23

If it takes boy twenty-five min.
utes to cut three sticks of wood to
get supper by, how long will it
take him next morning to walk
three miles in the country to meet
IL circus coming to townl
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-04-23

An IRISH mag strate asked pris-
oner il he was married. " No. "
replied the man. " Then" said
his worship, amid peals OF langh-
ter, "it'sa good thing for your
wife"
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-04-23

The American Missionary Soci-
ETY. sent 5000 pairs of trousers 70
Bunnah last year. This is charity
that covereth a multitude nj shins.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-04-23
His peace destroyed

\ married man in words unkind
And with much emphasis AYERS,
His wife destroys his peace of mind
BY giving him piece Of hers.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-04-23

An irate female seeks admittance
to an editors sanctum. " But l
tell you, madame" protests tho
attendant, " that editor is too i'll to
talk to any one today" " Never
mind let me in I'll do tho talk
ing"
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-04-23

The body OF King Alfonso of
spain is said to be pctrltying, and
a MN York dudc is going over to
warchlhc proc IS. lie has spent
So, 200 try.n& Ia get hard, and
hasn't succeeded get, to ms own
satiS,aciion
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-04-23
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Ter reaINlhg a great i"I'nne :
western operation ri. 'N"'HG
catIe rahch at >"'! 41>s, W.d
rlch SILVER lhihc Al Lea'''le- an
having purchase" the ieh'"ic'
line Tree lot erected there"n
oe""t''i | VIII" 'lat s''r"''uhiS i''
'"PnloS' heighfS' mas SiIicr liza
WORK was accomplished been east
l"S " "i't'n' look III search "
otier fortunate adNchtu 'eS' hI'
l'"S Ior sometime past hAd II
we" tue Pufc''i'Se "' '"I"aoi'
S"'u l"'he III N'W MeZ'c"' anc
willther he rece"'ly lo"rn'Ncd with
t""' ln'c'''' concerning "iich' VT
copy 'ne ioi'o"'''& from IL recent
NUMBER o' 'he l. hcoIh County
LEADER puoilS yea III tllat vicinity
!.
Inc l"lioWi"G extracts from a
Iettef oY a. everett BIRD. II his
l"ther' MI James b'rh' Gated at
" hlte OAKS n. NJ March 2Sth,
Is oi interest III thiS connection:
we arrived last night very
'iuc'l 'ireu out Ih's lace Is OF
COURSE only mining camp. We
went 10 'he m''e TINS morning and
went down IT, 1t Is very rlchs;
'ne i'cneSt ll'lhe III inns section or
"no'e Aerrllory' II is all gold
ana tney strike 1t whichever way
deposits, all in a buncb. and of
that they are very careful for fear
OF stealing, because n man conId
pick out in q very little while SOW.
eral thousand dollars.
The mill is now at the 2 r
station so mi.cs away and will
have to he freiphtrd over thn
mountains here. and we were, trriu
to make bargain for teams tLis
mornu0 u;II ,,.r;., .,t...
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1887-04-23
The Eneuy Of Woman.

A review of peculiarly fero
cious complexion is said to be OH
the point OF appearing in Vienna.
IFS title. Der Frauenielnd CAN
gIice, " The Enemy OF Moman'1
indicates the line it purposes ta.
king up. The editor, one Herr
Crosse has set before himself the
object OF cmancipatins maa from
his Suhjugltion to THAT doll, wo-
mau, who idiots ilolIzc and fools
bow down before as to Il divinity .
Herr Grose is good enough, how
ever, to notify that there are eX.
ceptions to this dcnumciation, and
generally eXenrpts Whole classes OF
the sex from the scope of hs re-
view. His venture seems to be
made IN good earnest. and is likely
to pa It's way, for of course every
Nicun,se lady viii be only to.
auXIou, to hand in her subscription
The first attempts 10 introduce
pas rs an liunnator in the United
STATES were made in Baltimore be-
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12
The LIVINGSTON.
A short Description OF the f;Giiding-
Where tbs q. *. savings Bank VIII lie.

A short Description OF the Eciiding-
Where tbs q. *. savings Bank Wiii lie.
The new block that is being constructed
by Nessrs. Edwin f. Sweet aud William +.
Buckley at the southeast corner Of South
Division and East Fulton-stsL, when entire
ly completed will be one OF the finest blocks
in the beautiful Valley City. The site is a
very commanding one. being on the above
named prominent streets, aud also on
Monument Park. Being six stories in
height IL towers above the surrounding
buildings, and il very beautiful because of
the excellent outside workmanship.
IL has a frontage of leo feet on South Di-
visionst. and sixty-one feet on East Full
ton-st. The material used in the construct
ION OF the waits IS brick aud stone.
Iko upper i've stories are being finished
up expressly for Mesdames Susan A. White
and Mary l.. Moshier. proprietresses of that
excellent hostelrie, The Vendome.
The rooms throughout will be finished
In hardwood and furnished with new fur
ni,ure entire 81 tue proprletors OF the
building. THESE ladies take this block Mt a
very high rental. but most ali of the rooms
are already engaged and they feel certain OF
success. There will be passenger elevator
a. the main entrance, besides grand stair
Ways 70 caCh HoOE. IueIc VIAL dtcO DC All
elevator for fIeignt purposes.
The Grand Rapids Savings Bank will
have quarters in the northwest corner OF
the first floor.
The building will be lighted throughout
with gas and heated with steam. The ex
terror OF the building will De hreproof; the
windows on the outside 10 be covered with
galvani zed iron. IL will be two or three
months yet before the Livingstone will be
a complete structure. IL will. however be
an ornament 10 the Valley City, and sub
sfanftal
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12


p aixhf Asa harrson I'll h~zsa
ussk ssgagsnssat n sae kezmead 'ifaaa.
10 ta4l anAsiss ss1iFs. "Paetos. Sc
ecmes fEsaa CEiess9, 3aers she cg9s<1 .
hix1ly rs4aneraklFs saza<szasaE SATURDAY
sFxniaz. Aiss Hsrrssoa = sapporssd - :
company ~ eosnpelent eoalediaas = ~
1sr 01a yiEseitF 4sd easa. p3<slasf via
tas nsE fEslslrss adsi<,i - k1s5lsss thsaIfs
p4tfCns should msailesg Their sppfesL4lion
Of Manager 1arwosds energy "a sse1faas
- lue "a attTazi9B. - DsklEg the engage
neat brilliant 01s.
Dsnax ths operation 81 the IntsF.stzte
oom neres eli the GEsad Rapids paoslc are
ia AGA ~ xst ~ age company here ss
Coarcids ~Gypsy Baron Company. fhsfs
srs axtg psopis Ia ths presentation Of tbs
charming op~fa- Laura BsinnI, sh0 shared
tas iaassls sith Emua Abb0tt tso ss2soos
ago, heads tie cast.
" J. Nils. Who appears with Alice Har-
rison toai znE a. Ee.imoDds IN -fnotos,
does soae rsmarkabls hzhtnlng change
~ofk ia fall Visx Of the aadisnes. lis nas
lasas his ~hsfsssr he has appeared
Toa viii see some very fanny Photos"
a. i-c1uAono tSa.s1.-
Next 70 the Sasioaal Opera Company the
Gypsy Baron" Company Is me larsest or
ganizslion Oh the rOsd presenting Eagsish
opera
Manager smiih las . good clio intgodne-
INK many clever ana noted speciality pee
FORMERS a. bis WaLerloo-st. theatre this
week.
Manager Gsrwood has a great attraction
Al Redmond for the three days preceding
Christmas. Toe well-kn0sn ac.or, J. b.
Studley, Ia a Great Wrong kighted,
ought 70 be a strong cd.
The only sntsTi ainment at Powers this
week IS the engagement OF w. ii. Power
"Iyey Leaf company THURSDAY aud Frl-
day evenings. fae play nss oeen approved
OF b. our theatre patrons. and the good
opinions formed OF It at ia former presea-
lagiou will doubtless De the means u lnsur-
ing healthy patronage.
Only fair, but spprsciative audience
greeted Dlefkes. the mesmerIsf, last even
ing At Rsdmonds Grand. Prof. Barnard 5
orchestra furnished an exceiieat overture
and The "Religio Fantasia" bF barnard,
in grand style. Only eight or ten from the
audience responded 10 Prof. Dierkes inyi-
talion 10 come upon the stage. Oat OF this
number there we're two that he contrt led a.
DE pleased. The antics performed by these
two were very amusing 10 tue audience. Ol
the rsma.ner ne could only partially con-
troll two or three and the balance he could
not anect. lie stated that 1t be coul ge
| the complete control of one out of ten h
was doing well. InOse present felt duly
paid for coming out 10 the entertainments